His first two productions on the Dutch label “Keynote” named “Muted Trax
pt.1 and pt.2″ were a success and got extremely good critics nationally and
more important internationally.
End 2003 ‘Lost memories Pt.1′ was released on Technasia’s SINO label, and
will be followed up by ‘Lost memories Pt.2′ may 2004 containing two killer
tracks already been played by many.. [Clarke, Garnier, Deetron, Technasia... check the review in the next issue of Mixmag Magazine].
Next to the first two releases of our “Sound Architecture Records” label
there will be new material released on Transmat, Keynote and his debut
album on SINO [end of summer].
Our friends and neighbours from the social nightlife community 
When did Trance music begin? The answer to this question is very well disputable, and can take more than musicians, historians, and paleontologists working together to find the correct answer – if any. Some say the first true Trance singles came from Germany in the 90s with Age of Love – “Age of Love” and Dag Lerner and Rolf Ellmer’s Dance 2 Trance – “We Came in Peace”. Others say that Trance originated earlier, in the form of Klaus Schulz’s mixes with names such as En-Trance (1987) and Transfer (1981), while the rest go way back to India in the late 1960′s, and declare that Trance originated as a pre-form of Goa-Trance with its repetitive loops and ambient sounds. 
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